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Bangladesh Urges UN Action to Resolve Rohingya Crisis Amid Myanmar’s Delay Tactics

Bangladesh Urges UN Action to Resolve Rohingya Crisis Amid Myanmar’s Delay Tactics

Bangladesh’s Foreign Minister on Friday requested for coordinated efforts by UN agencies to address the longstanding Rohingya refugee crisis, accusing neighboring Myanmar of using internal conflicts as a pretext to delay the repatriation of the persecuted Muslim group, Anadolu Agency…
Bangladesh Approves $723 Million in Funding for Rohingya Refugees, Host Communities

Bangladesh Approves $723 Million in Funding for Rohingya Refugees, Host Communities

The Bangladeshi government has approved a major funding package totaling 84.82 billion Bangladeshi Taka ($723 million) to support persecuted Rohingya refugees and host communities in the southeastern Cox’s Bazar region, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The financing will come from the…
Cyclone Remal Batters Bangladesh Coast, Prompting Mass Evacuation of 800,000

Cyclone Remal Batters Bangladesh Coast, Prompting Mass Evacuation of 800,000

A severe cyclone named Remal made landfall in Bangladesh on Sunday, forcing authorities to evacuate over 800,000 people from coastal areas, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday. The cyclone, accompanied by heavy rains, storms and high tides, struck the south-central region of…
UK, Bangladesh Strengthen Partnership to Combat Illegal Migration

UK, Bangladesh Strengthen Partnership to Combat Illegal Migration

In a significant move to address the issue of illegal migration, the UK government has signed a new agreement with Bangladesh to streamline the process of returning migrants without legal rights to remain in the country, UK Government website reported…
Bangladeshi Sailors Reunited with Families After Somali Pirate Ordeal

Bangladeshi Sailors Reunited with Families After Somali Pirate Ordeal

The 23 crew members of the merchant vessel MV Abdullah were joyfully reunited with their families this week after a harrowing 33-day hostage situation at the hands of Somali pirates, VOA reported today. The sailors were welcomed home to a…
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Calls for New Funding Sources to Support Rohingya Refugees

Bangladeshi Prime Minister Calls for New Funding Sources to Support Rohingya Refugees

In a meeting on Tuesday with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Director General Amy Pope, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged the organization to find new partners and raise additional funds to support the Rohingya refugees living in the…
World Press Freedom Day Marked Amidst Concerns Over Press Freedom in Bangladesh

World Press Freedom Day Marked Amidst Concerns Over Press Freedom in Bangladesh

On World Press Freedom Day, senior Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leader Abdul Moyeen Khan emphasized the crucial role of press freedom in safeguarding democracy. Speaking at a discussion organized by pro-BNP journalist unions, Moyeen said “Free press is the cornerstone…
Bangladeshi fishmonger begins handwriting world largest Holy Quran

Bangladeshi fishmonger begins handwriting world largest Holy Quran

A fishmonger from the coastal area of Satkhira in southwestern Bangladesh, Mohammad Habib Rahman, has embarked on a journey to write the largest hand-written Quran in the world. Away from the storms and floods that hit frequently the country, Habib…
Fish species are exposed to death due to climate change, Bangladeshi scientists say

Fish species are exposed to death due to climate change, Bangladeshi scientists say

Experts have warned that the detrimental impact of climate change in the Bangladeshi city of Rajshahi poses threat to the indigenous fish species, particularly the small ones as most of the water bodies in the region, especially in the high…
Bangladesh faces longest heat wave in 76 years

Bangladesh faces longest heat wave in 76 years

Bangladesh went through its longest heat wave in recorded history in April, lasting for 27 days straight, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday as the phenomenon broke records for the number of heat wave days in a single year since 1948. According…
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